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Speaking Phrases

The document provides examples of phrases to use for different parts of a speech: opening statements, closing statements, beginning the main body, building on ideas, expressing opinions, possibilities, agreeing/disagreeing, comparing/contrasting, and transition words. It gives sample language for introducing, developing, and concluding the key elements of a presentation.

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Speaking Phrases

The document provides examples of phrases to use for different parts of a speech: opening statements, closing statements, beginning the main body, building on ideas, expressing opinions, possibilities, agreeing/disagreeing, comparing/contrasting, and transition words. It gives sample language for introducing, developing, and concluding the key elements of a presentation.

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OPENING STATEMENTS

Examples:

• Today, I’d like to share with you about…


• In this talk, I’m going to tell you how…
• I want to tell you about…
• Today, I would like to discuss…
• Today, I want to give you a short talk on…
CLOSING STATEMENTS
(ЗАКЛЮЧЕНИЕ)

Examples:
• In conclusion…
• To sum up…
• To summarize…
• To conclude…
BEGINNING THE MAIN BODY
OF YOUR SPEECH

Examples:

• First and foremost….


• To begin with…
• One of the most important / intriguing aspects about….
BUILDING ON YOUR IDEA

• When you have started talking about your topic, you would want to include
some background information/explanations to help develop your topic.

Examples:
• Another reason why…
• One of the main advantages…
• One of the consequences…
EXPRESSING YOUR OPINIONS

Examples:

• In my opinion…
• In my view…
• From my point of view…
• It seems to me that…
• From my viewpoint…
• From my perspective…
EXPRESSING POSSIBILITIES

Examples:

• I suppose…
• It is possible…
• I would imagine that…
• I would say…
• Perhaps…
• I think it is likely/unlikely…
AGREEING AND DISAGREEING

• I totally agree.
• I couldn’t agree with you more.
• You are absolutely right.
• No doubt about it.
• Definitely / Absolutely / Precisely

• I’m afraid I disagree.


• I see your point, but…
• That’s not always true.
• Not necessarily.
• That’s one way of looking at it. However…
COMPARING AND CONTRASTING

Examples:

• Similar to…
• Much the same…
• As (adjective) as … “as fun as traveling alone”, “as enjoyable as playing the guitar”
• Same (noun) as… “the same age as me”, “same school as my brother”

• In contrast to…
• Compared to…
TRANSITION WORDS

• Also, as well as…


• Similarly, in the same way…
• Even though, despite, yet…
• So that, so, for this reason…
• For example, for instance…
• Because, since, thus, that is why…
• Actually, I have to say…
• On the other hand…

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